Rookie Goalie, Parekh's Goal Lift Flames

On April 17th, Calgary Flames wrapped up their regular season with a gritty 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings,

powered by a trio of rookies who stole the show.

Rookie Netminder Arseney Sergeev was the backbone, stone-walling the Kings,

despite Calgary getting himmed in their own zone early.

He flashed acrobatic saves and multiple stops in tight,

earning his first NHL victory after Stints in the ECHL, AHL, and now the Big Leagues.

Zane Porek lit it up with a jaw-dropping goal in the third,

shaking a defender at the blue line, driving the net, and sniping top shelf easily, A.

Contender for Flames' goal of the year.

Joel Farah be sealed it with an empty netter, his 20th of the season.

Even with tough possession stats like a 35% coursey and under 30% in high danger chances,

the Flames flipped the script through timely scoring and Sergeev's heroics.

The Kings pushed hard for playoff positioning, but Calgary held firm.

These young guns signal a bright crease and blue line ahead.

Sergeev's confidence boost and Porek's offensive flair could reshape next year's squad as

the Flames build momentum into the offseason.

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